15th October!!

[ameban]

Here it goes...

What started being local policital revolutions in some Islamic countries has turned into something far bigger. It started in Iceland and it worked (in spite the European mass media silenced the event); later, it moved to Portugal and Spain, and eventually to the rest of Europe.

Today it's happening in 40 countries around the world.

Comments

[loremaula]

Protestar sólo no basta. Me encantaría que empezara a surgir algo de ese movimiento, propuestas, ideas para cambiar las cosas...Pero bueno, es un comienzo.

[ameban]

Desde luego es mejor que quejarse en conversaciones en el metro o así que no van a ninguna parte. El fallo que yo le veo a todo esto es que no hay un discurso de alternativas fiables que a todo el mundo le gusten, pero desde luego que hay intención de lograrlo. En el movimiento hay muchos intelectuales y entendidos que bien pueden contribuir a que eso pase.
Sólo espero que así sea.

[ichiban_victory]

Now you have me downright curious what is going on, but the links won't work. (I hope this doesn't include the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters though, as a lot of them are just freeloaders. Boo.)

[ameban]

The videos I put were about the events that happened around the world in very different countries and nations, from Sidney to Rome, for example. The first one:
http://youtu.be/jc_MbNcIIcY
Is about the events in Spain. Those have been happening since 15thMay. I'm kind of surprise because it has spreaded to many different cities. I didn't like what happened in Roma, thought: a bunch of creepy guys started to create havoc even inside the churchs; people and police tried to stop them, but it was shameful.

I guess every country has different reasons to complain. I'm concerned about the Spanish ones, because they're closer to me. ^_^UU ... Cooming elections are near and there are too many things to complain about, such like dozens and dozens of corrupt politicians that avoid justice. *Feels like Amelia now*

Let's see how things end up.